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British Cycling, the national governing body for cycling in Great Britain, has renewed its partnership with UK engineering firm Renishaw for a third consecutive Olympic and Paralympic cycle. The collaboration…Elite Track Cycling Boost: Renishaw Extends Collaboration with British Cycling
Real estate developer KRAUS GRUPPE has begun construction on a residential project in Heidelberg using 3D printing technology to build multi story apartment buildings. Known as DREIHAUS, the project is…Germany’s innovative DREIHAUS housing project uses materials cutting CO₂ by 30%
A new research group at the University of Stuttgart is working on a study that involves 3D printing tissue directly inside the human body. Led by Dr. Andrea Toulouse from…Stuttgart Research Advances In-Body 3D Printing with New €1.8M Grant
Scientists in Switzerland have begun developing artificial corneas using 3D printing technology, in a project that could eventually help repair eye damage and restore vision for people affected by corneal…Switzerland begins latest research on 3D printed human corneas
ChoiceSpine, a provider of specialized spine surgery systems, has announced an expansion of its TigerShark Lateral Interbody System. Developed in collaboration with Stuart D. Kinsella, MD, MSTR of The Steadman…ChoiceSpine Advances Personalized Spine Surgery with Expanded TigerShark Line
Additive manufacturing in dentistry is maturing, but not uniformly. A new study from Additive Manufacturing Research (AMR) charts a market in which low-cost LCD vendors are moving impressive unit volumes…Dental AM’s next act: power shifts, ceramic bets, and chairside realism
Researchers at the University of Minnesota and the University of Washington have developed a 3D printing method that replicates the directional mechanics of human tissue, bringing greater realism to medical…New 3D Printed Tissue That Mimics Real Skin for Medical Training
Cambridge-based MIT researchers have developed FabObscura, a tool that turns everyday objects into animated displays without electronics. Building on traditional barrier-grid animations, the software supports complex patterns like zigzags, circles,…FabObscura Turns Static Objects into Animated Experiences, Paving the Way for 3D Printing
Your seat at the Additive Manufacturing Advantage awaits! Register today for AMA: Healthcare 2025. French engine manufacturer Safran Aircraft Engines has installed three CeraFab S65 ceramic 3D printers from ceramic 3D…Lithoz supports Safran’s ‘important project’ with three CeraFab S56 3D printers
Xact Metal, a metal 3D printing company based in State College, Pennsylvania, reported more than 30 percent order growth in both the second and third quarters of 2025 compared with…Xact Metal Reports Double-Digit Growth and Expands Sales Team in 2025